NEWS: 'Asbo TV': Your Neighbors May Be Watching You

MI5 tracked pro-picket groups during the coal mine strikes of 1984-1985 as well as using counter-subversion tactics against the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) and the striking miners.

on the bright side, police brutality will decline. i think if the cameras are going to be there(which i disagree they should be), then EVERYONE should have access to the feeds to prevent big brother from showing only one side of the story.

this is another example of our cyborgisation. we are a vast machine and are becoming increasingly PHYSICALLY integrated with 'the machine'.

resistance may be futile, but it's still a noble pursuit in my eyes.

does anyone remember Running Man? The State used doctored video to convect someone. Police Burtality will be just rewind and erase to clear them.

Originally posted by BlackThought
does anyone remember Running Man? The State used doctored video to convect someone. Police Burtality will be just rewind and erase to clear them.

And don't forget Minority Report - convictions based on possibility, before the crime actually occurs.

Originally posted by BlackThought
does anyone remember Running Man? The State used doctored video to convect someone. Police Burtality will be just rewind and erase to clear them.

that only works when ONLY the police have access to the cameras. that's the point. you can't erase it so readily when it has been viewed and possibly even recorded by multiple civilian witnesses.

Originally posted by BlackThought
does anyone remember Running Man? The State used doctored video to convect someone. Police Burtality will be just rewind and erase to clear them.

that only works when ONLY the police have access to the cameras. that's the point. you can't erase it so readily when it has been viewed and possibly even recorded by multiple civilian witnesses.

U.S. Supreme Court to Decide if Police Can Barge in Unannounced

NEW YORK - Forget the ongoing privacy debate over U.S. government spying on telephone conversations--soon you may not have the right to tell cops to wait until you open your door.

In a case involving a private citizen and police authorities of the Midwestern state of Michigan, a team of civil rights lawyers appeared before the Supreme Court this week to challenge the police practice of storming into homes to look for whatever they want as evidence of a crime.

The case was brought before the Court last year by Booker Hudson, a resident of the industrial city of Detroit. Hudson says he was arrested by several police officers after they broke into his home without any warning.

www.commondreams.org...

We are getting real close to facism.

[edit on 12/09-2005 by BlackThought]